Flam in i us

Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 19
TITUS QUINTIUS, (fla-min'yūs,) a Roman general who, 198 B. c., was declared consul and commander in Macedon. After defeating Philip's army in Epirus, he reconquered The aly, and, in 196, freed Greece from the Maced on i an power by obtaining the great victory of Cynocephale over his old antagonist. D. 175 B. c.- Another FLAM IN I US (Caius Nepos), when censor in 221 B.c., constructed the Via Flaminia (Flam in i an Way) leading from Rome to Narnia and Ariminum. He was consul in 223 and 227. In the latter year he was defeated by Hannibal in the battle of Lake Thrasymene, and slain with the greater part of his army. [s. 368]
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